The band released Divisions Of Decency, via indie label Human Recordings in 2004, bringing them to the attention of bands including Razorlight, Delays and IAMX, all of whom personally requested for Scarlet Soho to join them on tours. This took them around the UK and Europe, with gigs supporting IAMX at a sold out show at London's legendary Scala venue, and headlining the very first MySpace Live event in Berlin. In 2008, they signed to Hamburg-based label Major Records, home to IAMX and Ladytron, who released the second Scarlet Soho album, Warpaint, in 2009. A clear progression from their debut, the band were more comfortable and confident in their sound and their songwriting, evident in tracks such as Analogue Dialogue (Kill The Beat) and the epic This Nausea. Further time on the road ensued, with their own headline European tour followed by UK dates with 80s legends A Flock Of Seagulls, and a Europe-wide outing with Zoot Woman.A third album was now on the way, and two limited edition EPs – When The Lights Go Out and Solo KO – saw the band return to Europe with Kosheen and O Children, plus make their first appearance at WGT Leipzig in 2013. The third studio album In Cold Blood arrived in early 2015. Seen by many as their best work to date, the band decided to take a break after it was promoted. Any Malt (CMU Daily)